Sentence examples for miserable face from inspiring English sources

Lagercrantz pulls a miserable face (his natural mode is, by the way, frantically smiley).

The one truly miserable face associated with that year was that of the hotelier called Basil Fawlty, portrayed by John Cleese, and he helped the nation laugh their vexations away.

After 10 months of suspense, it was revealed that the Walford murderer wasn't shifty Jane, crumple-faced Ian, or any of the deceased's frenemies (Lauren, Abi, Whitney, anyone who'd ever seen her pretty but miserable face).

Even Morrissey, a staunch vegetarian, suspended his squeamishness and was pictured in the press the day following the bishop's indiscreet poultry paste revelation licking his 11th punnet of duck pâté clean, a beaming smile on his famously miserable face.

My friend Lisa once asked him after a gig, "What is it you're thinking when you're on stage?" and he replied, "I want every single person in the audience to be enjoying themselves and if I see one person with a miserable face I will deliberately sing at them to get them cheered up".

Take a picture of your big, fat, miserable face.

I've got one of the most miserable faces in the world.

I have not seen such miserable faces since the Great Siege of Slupsk, when the children were told they must butcher and eat their pet rats.

There are tense, miserable faces in every row and in the seat behind, a man is getting quietly and then loudly drunk.

Teams that are relegated, he clarifies, can have a significant "knock-on effect for the town or city … more miserable faces would mean less productivity.

"We're certainly all a lot happier than we were this time a year ago when it was all glum miserable faces.